all right, now, you had brought up shabazz. talked to todd and i said what do you need? he said i need my guard plays to be outstanding. bouyea was and shabazz just was not. sometimes you just get got. >> sometimes it happens. you know, i think when you talk to coach, i think he knew massalski was not going to play. he knew that. so now you go to shabazz and that is the strength of the san francisco team. both of those guys are kind of electric players and they steal the ball, they are good offenders. i mean they are just terrific. just a great backcourt. >> shabazz is a guy that just likes the moment. they got to halftime and you look at the score sheet, you don't have any points! nothing. >> didn't have any points all the way until really not much time left. >> at the end of the game he finally hits a three. 1 for 10 at the game and on that plane ride back, he is going to be thinking about that. >> it was still a heck of a year. it was a great year miming this was a big year for them. they played really well and certainly, no

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all right, six and a half to go don's up 11, but the cleo shabazz great pasta yao.g just over four to go don's up eight shabazz, so we call a shooters roll. triple is good. he game high 22 as it goes on down five and nine from deep don's when 75-63 they'll play number one gonzaga in the semis on monday. how about this game late nights in vegas? we know that's normal santa clara portland. the wcc quarters didn't start until almost 10:30 at night broncos though. they were awake. jalen williams. five really points 13 point lead early on and williams can hit from distances. well, perfect three for three in the first half. he had 15. and then first half winding down, how about pj pipes gonna get the very friendly role here at the first half buzzer. is good game high 16 santa clara led by 50th break. they're just starting the second half. it is santa clara with a 45-28 lead. the winner of this game will face saint mary's on monday in the semifinals abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino, and dion unrelated daylight savings time this time next week. we're gaining that

shabazz had himself a night. separates behind the back. go crazy. sinks it. 22 points. usf led comfortably the entire final 10 minutes. how about an exclamation, but it. the don's are all but heading back to thee.wibe rigold since winners, 75-63. they get gonzaga in the semi's. that game is monday at 6:30. >>> to the desert we go. tempe, arizona. stanford facing the arizona state sun devils. stanford down two. marion jackson scooting, and he lays it in. coast to coast with the finish. stanford loses 65-56. their fifth straight loss. it puts them at 15-15 on the season. >>> to the room we go. an emotional night for coach mike shumsky. his last game ever at cameron indoor against the rival north carolina. no way could k was losing his last game at cameron, right? think again. carolyn five, brady meant sinks the wide open three-pointer. to get former players back, a post in celebration. that is the epitome of approval. 94-81, the funnel. tough to believe that college basketball moving forward will not have coach k. that is sports tonight. back to you. >>> charli

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the construction often shabazz encircled rom this back around 1500 years to the sounded empire. but because it was discovered only recently, many of the city's secrets are yet to be on built. yet more the, the yet than one. they see it by the strong engineering behind destruction. they dug the robes of 12 meters beneath the ground corridor walls take you to the rooms that people were hiding in. there are also tunnels that for air circulation and drain water. at the end of each space, there is a narrow tunnel billings to different spaces. the hidden entrances were built under a tandal or kitchen of houses. at the end of the tunnel, there is a well that is connected to the cannot. this let people access to water and it functions as f insulation and purifying system. it was also used as a way to escape if the enemy could come inside the underground city. we can hobby wife, some archeologist like sarah sarah, honey, try to uncover how the underground city was built. others are working on why there are many tories on the cities origins, but the most widely accepted. the reason is tha

they conduct this chance of passage for cover during the attacks. shabazz had several gateways. some of these were inside homes. and what orphan looked like just there, i was from a bull, were in fact entrances to the underground city. you and even withers found the way inside. they had to survive surprise attacks in this curve and quartered theirs or traps, sat in pits. all these would do wise to stop into this from reaching these chambers where civilians will take refuge. the underground city of new shabat tells a story of resistance and a will to survive poses of tourist every year come here to understand and experience. it doesn't say that algebra, no shabbat. ah, exactly how fast they are on al jazeera. these are the headlines. ukraine's president has made an appeal for help to the u. s. congress during a virtual address introduced by nancy pelosi there. vladimir zalinski citing pearl harbor and the $911.00 attacks, as they asked us politicians for more support in the fight. so against what he called russian theresa lensky also renewed. his call for a no fly zone. and for t

. >> karen shabazz, his foster care parents tell us here at kron 4. he was last seen on february 16th and the area of oakland. they say that he needs medication daily and the foster parents say. that they're concerned about him. >> the group homes have been kind of tough doesn't want to, you know, follow the boundaries and walls and leaves. and usually when he leaves, he reaches out to my wife within a day or 2. but now it's been a couple weeks. they're concerned. >> so karen is 5, 5, 210 pounds was wearing all black and wearing a black backpack. the last time he was seen, the family is asking people to contact the oakland police department if they have any information. >> for the second week in a row, the class kids foundation leading search efforts in the east bay for 24 year-old alexis cape. she is the oakley woman who has been missing since late january. there have been no signs since she disappeared. kron four's phillipe djegal was there today as family, friends and volunteers continued their search for. >> from the alexis gabe search center set

other hand, you have the focused on wilson league, the was being led by the leader of the house, shabazz shreeve, who is now boys to become the next prime minister of this world, of no confidence fails. so now it is a political circus in islamabad that has been going on for the last few days where allegiances are being formed or promises being broken, new promises being made. and people on the street are trying to figure out what is going to happen for the people who they are voted for in the election. are they going to be loyal to their parties? what they want for? are they going to be part of the opposition? which is going to dc the prime minister, the prime minister being adamant that he does have the majority, not one, not just inside the parliament, but he also hinted towards bringing hundreds of thousands of people in the streets as men, if their votes are not respected. so it is a very critical juncture, august on find itself in for the next few days when an elected government, the 1st prime minister in focus on who was saying that he is going to complete his 5 year term in the la